Ppl read my blog! XD

I apologize if it’s difficult to read. :\ I know many ppl dun like the way I type. But it’s the way I type casually :) If I was writing an essay or an article for a paper or something I obviously wouldn’t write like that!

Neways, I totally agree with you! Like, if these “geek guys” want “geek girls” to be super perfect and hot and everything, THEY should endeavour to do the same things!

Personally, I prefer it if me and my boyfriend share less interests in common but more in common personality wise :) I dun mind if he goes to watch football or something, or play FPS, if he doesn’t mind that I play RPGs and read comics! I think some of these “geek guys” are just very insecure about themselves and they worry if the girl has other interests they wun like them. Like, ALL they are is their interests and beyond their comic book knowledge, there’s nothing else. :\

[...] rant on fanboy attitudes towards gamer girls made me realize a reason to appreciate it. (found via Johanna) Ami writes: I keep hearing that we dun exist. That there are no gamer girls. But what these guys [...]

“He was immensely pleased with his young lady; Madame Merle had made him a present of incalculable value. What could be a finer thing to live with than a high spirit attuned to softness? For would not the softness be all for one’s self, and the strenuousness for society, which admired the air of superiority? What could be a happier gift in a companion than a quick, fanciful mind which saved one repetitions and reflected one’s thought on a polished, elegant surface? Osmond hated to see his thought reproduced literally–that made it look stale and stupid; he preferred it to be freshened in the reproduction even as “words” by music. His egotism had never taken the crude form of desiring a dull wife; this lady’s intelligence was to be a silver plate, not an earthen one–a plate that he might heap up with ripe fruits, to which it would give a decorative value, so that talk might become for him a sort of served dessert. He found the silver quality in this perfection in Isabel; he could tap her imagination with his knuckle and make it ring.”

PS: Thanks for the blogroll link, too! Was hoping I’d make it back there at some point. :-)

I could have probably taken it farther…I was in a comic shop and once heard a small group of customers lamenting women shopping in the store. *blink*